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	<title>Comments on: It Was Life, Jim Just Not As We Knew It</title>
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		<title>By: Jerry</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 05 Apr 2009 00:01:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>In regards to Smallville,  I think the the best thing to ever happen to the series was the day Gough and Millar turned in their executive keys to the offices and walked out the door.

 I STILL haven&#039;t been an avid fan of the show, nor a consistent viewer. With exceptions, I have however noticed a marked improvement over all of the show since Gough and Millar&#039;s exit.

 I also STILL don&#039;t care for the soap opera aspect of the series, when various episodes dip into that maudlin mire of boredom. If there&#039;s one thing Smallville writers excel in, it&#039;s BAD writing when it comes to romance. It&#039;s pathetically AWFUL and makes you want to grind your teeth. 

 I don&#039;t think ANY of the writers have EVER had a relationship with the opposite sex, and continually refer to daytime soaps for inspiration.

 Not delving into other criticisms of the show, one of my primary reasons for not being a habitual viewer is the simple fact the time has been been LONG OVERDUE for &quot;Clark&quot; to don the costume. The &quot;dragging his feet&quot; bit in embracing his destiny as Superman has been run into the ground to absurdity and the EXTREME.

The show shouldn&#039;t even be called &quot;SMALLVILLE&quot; anymore. Clark is grown up and is a reporter at the Daily Planet.

 All that&#039;s left is for him to become Superman and in that regard, the show has been back pedaling away from it for far too long.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In regards to Smallville,  I think the the best thing to ever happen to the series was the day Gough and Millar turned in their executive keys to the offices and walked out the door.</p>
<p> I STILL haven&#8217;t been an avid fan of the show, nor a consistent viewer. With exceptions, I have however noticed a marked improvement over all of the show since Gough and Millar&#8217;s exit.</p>
<p> I also STILL don&#8217;t care for the soap opera aspect of the series, when various episodes dip into that maudlin mire of boredom. If there&#8217;s one thing Smallville writers excel in, it&#8217;s BAD writing when it comes to romance. It&#8217;s pathetically AWFUL and makes you want to grind your teeth. </p>
<p> I don&#8217;t think ANY of the writers have EVER had a relationship with the opposite sex, and continually refer to daytime soaps for inspiration.</p>
<p> Not delving into other criticisms of the show, one of my primary reasons for not being a habitual viewer is the simple fact the time has been been LONG OVERDUE for &#8220;Clark&#8221; to don the costume. The &#8220;dragging his feet&#8221; bit in embracing his destiny as Superman has been run into the ground to absurdity and the EXTREME.</p>
<p>The show shouldn&#8217;t even be called &#8220;SMALLVILLE&#8221; anymore. Clark is grown up and is a reporter at the Daily Planet.</p>
<p> All that&#8217;s left is for him to become Superman and in that regard, the show has been back pedaling away from it for far too long.</p>
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		<dc:creator>It Was Life, Jim Just Not As We Knew It &#124; Games Review</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 04 Apr 2009 21:18:17 +0000</pubDate>
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